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...Jerry's, the newest entrant in the Harvard Square ice cream market, is trying to earn 1,600 new customers this year by donating all the ice cream for Monday night's first-year ice cream bash. But the move has drawn protest from Herrell's Ice Cream owner Jessica G. Leahy, who fears smaller ice cream stores will no longer get exposure to first-year consumers...
...academic use of the network, access to Napster ought to be maintained. The University does not have a legal obligation to block Napster. As an Internet service provider, Harvard should be protected by federal laws that properly rest responsibility for illegal actions with the user rather than the network owner. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences already prohibits intellectual property violations under its network policy; if Harvard were punished for violations of its own policies, it would feel pressure to place draconian and unnecessary restrictions on Internet use for fear of liability resulting from any possible illegal actions by students...
Dunkin' Donuts owner Steve Latzanakis said that he expects to return to the location next spring after renovations are completed, although he will most likely pay a higher rent...
...heated pennant race in a season that won't end until after the Sydney Games. Releasing him to the Olympic squad would be like the St. Louis Cardinals in the U.S. major leagues going without slugger Mark McGwire in the crucial last days of the season. But the Lions' owner, Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, is a big Olympics booster and was the main force behind the Nagano Winter Games of 1998. "He's the emperor around here, and Daisuke is like the emperor's son," says a team official. Goodbye pennant race, hello Sydney. The emperor has decreed...
This sort of thing has obviously worked wonders for Stine in the past. Will the Nightmare series propel him back to his former sway over kiddie lit? Valerie Lewis, co-owner of Hicklebee's Children's Books in San Jose, Calif., thinks not. "His popularity peaked at Goosebumps," she says. Of the new books, she adds, "We'll have them in the store. But we probably won't be having big displays of them." Yet Camilla Corcoran, a children's books buyer for Barnes & Noble, is bullish on a Stine revival with Nightmare: "We are definitely expecting...